All 10 North Carolina area codes
Every active code: tap any card for its full guide, who called, cities and ZIPs, map, spam patterns and local time.
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Why metro Greensboro has 2 area codes
When a region uses more numbers than one code can hold, new codes are overlaid on the same territory rather than forcing anyone to change numbers. Metro Greensboro now uses 336 and 743: same neighborhoods, ten-digit dialing, and every one of them covered by its own guide above.
North Carolina area codes by city
The largest North Carolina communities and the area codes that serve them. Every city links to its local AT&T internet page.
How North Carolina got its codes
Every North Carolina area code, in the order it entered service. Splits carved new regions; added codes overlay existing ones, which is why ten-digit dialing is standard.
| In service | Code | How it arrived |
|---|---|---|
| 1947 | 704 | One of the original area codes of 1947 |
| 1954 | 919 | Original assignment for its region |
| 1993 | 910 | Added to the 919 region |
| 1997 | 336 | Added to the 910 region |
| 1998 | 252 | Split from 919 |
| 1998 | 828 | Split from 704 |
| 2001 | 980 | Added to the 704 region |
| 2012 | 984 | Added to the 919 region |
| 2016 | 743 | Added to the 336 region |
| 2022 | 472 | Added to the 910 region |
Source: NANPA NPA database, July 2026. Regenerated monthly.
North Carolina area code map
Every active North Carolina area code at a glance, anchored to the metro each one serves. Click or tap any region on the map to open that code’s full guide.
How North Carolina’s codes work
How North Carolina splits
Greensboro runs on 336 and 743, Charlotte on 704 and 980, and Fayetteville on 910 and 472. The other three territories follow the same pattern, overlays and all.
Overlays share one territory
An overlay serves the exact same area as the code it joins: new numbers, same map. Greensboro carries two (336, 743), and 472, 980 and 984 overlay their regions the same way.
Reading the map
Each color is one code territory. The chip shows the main code with its overlays beneath it, and clicking any region opens that code’s full guide.
Every code links to a full guide.
Who called, cities and ZIPs, maps and spam patterns.

Internet, wireless & stores across the state
AT&T home internet in North Carolina
AT&T home internet is available across North Carolina, checked address by address; every area code guide above lists its cities and what’s offered there.
AT&T Fiber: Ltd. avail/areas. Speeds based on wired connection. Actual speeds vary. For 5-GIG, single device wired speed maximum 4.7Gbps. For more info., visit att.com/speed101.
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AT&T wireless in North Carolina
AT&T’s 5G network covers most of North Carolina. ActiveArmor® spam blocking is included with every unlimited plan, your number stays yours when you move between North Carolina codes, and great cell phone deals in North Carolina are a tap away.
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AT&T stores across North Carolina
From the Charlotte metro to Wilmington, Raleigh and beyond, walk in for switching, porting, upgrades and hands-on help. Every area code guide lists its nearest stores.
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